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Castle Bravo Hydrogen Bomb 3D Print Model
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- Item ID:574546
- Date: 2025-05-20
- Collection:Yes
- Print Ready:Yes
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- Adult content:No
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Description
Castle Bravo Hydrogen Bomb 3D Model
This 3D printable model accurately depicts the Castle Bravo hydrogen bomb, a historically significant thermonuclear device developed by the United States. Castle Bravo was the first dry fuel hydrogen bomb and was detonated on March 1, 1954, at Bikini Atoll in the Marshall Islands. With an unexpected yield of 15 megatons of TNT, it became the most powerful nuclear device ever tested by the U.S., marking a pivotal moment in Cold War-era nuclear development.
Originally designed as a part of the U.S. thermonuclear weapons program, the Castle Bravo device was intended to test the feasibility of compact, high-yield bombs for strategic military use. Its detonation played a crucial role in advancing nuclear weapons technology and influencing future designs.
This model is suitable for educational use, allowing students, educators, and researchers to explore the history and technology of nuclear weapons in a visual and tangible format. It also serves as a miniature collectible for enthusiasts of military history, Cold War artifacts, and advanced weaponry.
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Usage Information
Castle Bravo Hydrogen Bomb - You can use this royalty-free 3D model for both personal and commercial purposes in accordance with the Basic or Extended License.The Basic License covers most standard use cases, including digital advertisements, design and visualization projects, business social media accounts, native apps, web apps, video games, and physical or digital end products (both free and sold).
The Extended License includes all rights granted under the Basic License, with no usage limitations, and allows the 3D model to be used in unlimited commercial projects under Royalty-Free terms.
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